The four-hour car trip to Mackinaw City can seem like a chore, even if it has the reward of an Upper Peninsula vacation at the end. Covering the distance on bike over the course of four days or five days might seem downright insurmountable.
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Livingston County’s landscape will be visible in movie theaters and homes across the country this fall.
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BRIGHTON — For three quarters, the Brighton football team was in command on Thursday night.
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The state’s legislative leadership is expected to reach a consensus on next year’s budget at any moment, a sign the budget should be resolved by the Sept. 30 deadline or sooner, state lawmakers said.
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Although her three daughters are supposed to take the bus to school, Kim LaFleur is planning on driving at least two of them because she doesn’t want them riding the bus for more than an hour.
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When it comes to the nude, male sculpture in downtown Brighton, residents either love him or hate him.
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Cindy Salfate is a homemaker, but do not confuse her with the 1950s stereotype of the woman who has dinner on the table for her family every night at 6 o’clock.
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A spike in manufacturing jobs in July was nothing new to Livingston County, where those jobs have steadily increased all year, said Bill Sleight, director of the county Michigan Works! office.
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The 190,000-square-foot Howell Township building that housed a Kelsey-Hayes Lemmerz aluminum-wheel plant for more than 20 years will be home to a recycling business now that Genoa Township-based Regal Recycling purchased the facility and land it occupies.
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The village of Pinckney cut a $19,330 check to Pinckney Family Care last week after learning it had overbilled the local business for water service since 2004 and sewer service since 2005 due to a billing glitch.
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